There are two versions of the puzzles I have created available for you to download.

The standalone version will work without the TIBO Puzzle Creator program while the program version will not.

If you do not know which version you need, or you do not know how to import the puzzle into the program, please download the standalone version.

I have to say that I cannot, and will not, provide technical support for the TIBO program, nor will I send the program to you. If you wish to have the program, feel free to do the same thing I did and purchase it!

If you have a picture that you think would make a good puzzle, please send it to me and I'll try to make it into a puzzle. The picture will need to be a decent size though. If the image is to small, it'll look weird when its turned into a puzzle.

I always try give credit to the person that submits a picture when possible. If you do not wish to be credited for the picture, please let me know when you submit the image to me.

Important Tip! Please Read!

I recently received this message because I forgot to mention something before now...

"I have completed the puzzle to about 98% and found out there was one piece missing. That was just mean!"

My answer:

The piece is there because I don't build incomplete puzzles. The piece is more than likely hiding under the program control box (the box in the upper left of your puzzle screen), the image preview window, or other pieces of the puzzle.

Look under them by picking up the object in question by left clicking (and holding down the button) on it with your mouse or pointing device and dragging it out of the way. Check the control box first, as most of the time that's where the missing piece is hiding.

Unfortunately this is something that is beyond my control. I have checked the settings in the program I use to make the puzzles and there is no way to keep pieces from going under it when the puzzle auto scrambles.

All my puzzles were made from pictures I have personally taken, was sent to have a puzzle made out of, or were found free to use on the Internet. I'm uploading them here for everyone to enjoy free of charge. The creations on this web page are not for resale in any shape or form without the express written permission of the person that took the picture and / or myself.

Important Tip! Please Read!

Look under them by picking up the object in question by left clicking (and holding down the button) on it with your mouse or pointing device and dragging it out of the way. Check the control box first, as most of the time that's where the missing piece is hiding.

Updated: 9/29/2013